This will be the longest season in MotoGP history.
With 22 grand prix on the program, the 22 drivers and 11 manufacturers entered will have plenty to do.
This extensive calendar will start on the weekend of March 10 with the Qatar Grand Prix, on the Lusail circuit.
The drivers will then have to continue with the Grand Prix of Portugal, Argentina and America.
The first part of the season will end with the European tour with a series of 11 races between April and September on the old continent.
France will obviously be at the party since it will organize one of these grand prizes.
This will be held during the weekend of May 10-12 on the Le Mans circuit.
A great opportunity for the two French drivers, Johann Zarco and Fabio Quartararo, to shine in front of their supporters.
The circuit will then take a break during the month of July after the German Grand Prix (July 5-7), and will resume the weekend of August 2 in Great Britain.
The end of the season will be marked by a series of three consecutive weekends in October.
The Grand Prix of India, Indonesia and Japan will follow one another in the space of 21 days.
A great way to kick off the Asian tour which will also include the GPs of Australia, Thailand and Malaysia.
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The season will end during the weekend of November 15 to 17 with a final race in Spain, in Valencia.
This will conclude a grueling season which will determine which rider will succeed Francesco Bagnaia, the Italian who won the motorcycle championship last year.